New-patient economics
In most independent dental markets, one new patient covers a month of operating cost. The acquisition math is brutal and immediate; we plan around it, not around impressions.
Niche 01 / Dental & Medical
Patient acquisition, patient recall, and the front-desk reputation loop — same four senior-practitioner channels used on the main engagement line, re-spaced for a market where one new patient covers the month.
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Section 01 / The four channels
Same channels a sharp in-house dental marketer would run. Each tied to the front-desk feedback loop the practice can actually act on, not to a vanity chart that ships once a month.
Map pack rankings on the queries that actually book hygiene chairs — "family dentist greater boston," "emergency dentist near me," "teeth cleaning south end." Not vanity traffic, not a national keyword map for a single-location practice.
The single asset your front desk sees every week. Q&A answered within twenty-four hours, two photo drops per month, hours and services verified monthly, and a weekly nudge that turns the GBP into a reputation channel instead of a forgotten one.
Meta campaigns that geofence the practice's drive radius — typically a five-to-seven-mile circle — and run creative variants aimed at the high-value procedures: implants, cosmetics, full-mouth restoration. Ad spend billed direct from your own account, no markup.
Recall cadence is the line item most practices under-price. We segment the lapsed-patient list, run a short reactivation flow that books hygienic and restorative appointments back onto the schedule, and ship a monthly broadcast the front desk can pre-approve.
Section 02 / The niche ledger
The first scoping call reads the practice against these four lines. The ninety-day plan is anchored to whichever line the practice most needs to move.
In most independent dental markets, one new patient covers a month of operating cost. The acquisition math is brutal and immediate; we plan around it, not around impressions.
Hygiene chairs go empty when the recall cadence slips. The reactivation flow is the cheapest booked appointment in the practice — and the most reliable repeat customer.
A legacy channel we audit and keep clean. Most practices inherit years of conflicting listings; we reconcile across twenty directories and stop the drift at the source.
The front desk sees GBP reviews, Q&A, and reactivation responses every week. The weekly review we send on Monday morning turns the GBP into a tool the front desk actually uses.
Section 03 / Testimonial slot
The slot below ships empty by design. The first dental client to sign off on a quote lands in this card without rebuilding the page; the founder edits the same TESTIMONIAL_SLOT block in src/lib/niches/copy.ts.
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Awaiting client signoff
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The Closing Letter
The first call maps the practice, the market, and the four channels. It ends in a written brief whether Cobblemark is the right shop for the engagement or not. No multi-year lockups, no auto-renew with a buried clause.
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A short letter from the consultant’s desk — what is moving the needle on Main-Street clients this month, and what isn’t. One issue a month. No funnels, no upsell drips.